Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Represent number of DVDs with x
(at most)
Required
Represent as an inequality
If
x DVD would cost:
So, to make an order of x DVDs, Deacon will pay for
x DVDs and Handling Fee
So:
Recall that his budget is at most $75
This implies that: 
So, the relationship between his payment and budget is:
check the picture below, you can pretty much count the units off the grid.
recall that A = (1/2)bh.
Sally has 600 ml of drink
Karen has 600 ml of lime juice
When it is mixed at a ratio of 2:7:3 . . .pineapple:orange:lime (respectively) . . this means . . . there are a total of 2 + 7 + 3 parts = 12 parts . . and each part individually is as follows:
pineapple = 2/12
orange = 7/12
lime = 3/12
Sally has 12 parts = 600 ml of drink
. . pineapple = 2/12*600ml = 100 ml pineapple
. . orange = 7/12*600ml = 350 ml orange
. . lime = 3/12*600ml = 150 ml lime
We know Karen has 600 ml of lime juice and if that is 3/12 of the total, then 600*12/3 = the total drink = 2400 ml of drink
Karen has 12 parts = 2400 ml of drink
. . pineapple = 2/12*2400ml = 400 ml pineapple
. . orange = 7/12*2400ml = 1400 ml orange
. . lime = 3/12*2400ml = 150 ml lime
Thus . . . (for Karen) . . .
<u><em>A = 2400 ml of drink</em></u>
<u><em>B = 400 ml of orange juice</em></u>
<u><em>C = 1400 ml of pineapple juice</em></u>
Answer: 242 = 190 + 4t
Step-by-step explanation:
You know that the maximum capacity of the restaurant is 242 people, meaning that at most there can only be that many customers seated at that time. Normally, the equation would be 242 = 10b + 4t, but since you already know the number of booths, your work is cut in half, giving you 242 = 10(19) + 4t. The equation would be this because you have the capacity being equal to the number of tables x the number of people at each table and the number of booths x the number of people seated at each of them.
